csproj-sanitizer

This mini package helps sanitize your csproj file from duplicates and missing includes.

Installation

$ npm i -g csproj-sanitizer

Usage

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              |_|                    |__/
 
 
Usage: csproj-sanitizer --filePath [path]
 
Options:
  --filePath     Relative or Absolute path where the csproj file is located  [required]
  --findPattern                                                              [default: "**/*.{cs,cshtml}"]
  --findIgnores                                                              [default: "!{node_modules,bin,obj}/**"]
  --rootDir                                                                  [default: <current directory>]

Example

$ csproj-sanitizer --filePath src/test/examples/missing.csproj
✓ No duplicated includes found.
X 1 missing includes found.
- Missing file in csproj: "src\test\examples\test.cshtml"

Git pre-commit hook

Create a file called .git/hooks/pre-commit

#!/bin/sh 
 
exec csproj-sanitizer --filePath example.csproj --rootDir webDir

Author

Giacomo Spettoli